Vibe Coding Radar

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name: vibe-coding-radar
description: Find and recommend beginner-friendly Vibe Coding projects and generate copyable starter prompts. Use when the user asks what to build, wants fun, useful, hardware, or fast-feedback project ideas, or needs a starter prompt for a selected project. For task-to-Skill selection, use skill-radar instead.
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# Vibe Coding Radar

Help the user find Vibe Coding projects worth building. Treat the user as an AI Coding beginner unless they say otherwise.

Core uses:

- Recommend projects when the user asks "what should I build", "find a fun project", "find a useful project", "find a hardware project", or similar.
- Generate a copyable starter prompt after recommending a project.
- When the request is primarily about finding or comparing Skills for a concrete task, route it to `$skill-radar`.

## Workflow

1. Identify the user's intent:
   - `project`: they want a project idea.
   - `mixed`: they want a project plus tools and starter prompt.
2. Prefer beginner-friendly options:
   - direct GitHub or official source link
   - clear demo, README, or docs
   - fast path to a visible result
   - limited hidden setup
   - clear reason why it is fun, useful, or worth making
3. Read the relevant reference:
   - Project recommendations: `references/projects.md`
   - Skill recommendations: `references/skills.md`
   - Starter prompts: `references/starter-prompts.md`
4. Output concise recommendations. Do not overload the user with internal reasoning.

## Output Format

For project recommendations, use:

- Project name
- Why it is worth building
- Source link
- Recommended Skills / tools
- Starter prompt for Codex

## Starter Prompt Rules

The starter prompt must:

- include the original project or GitHub link when available
- ask Codex to read README, install docs, examples, and dependency files first
- ask Codex to run the smallest visible demo first
- ask Codex to identify likely blockers before rewriting code
- stay beginner-friendly and avoid unnecessary architecture detail

Do not claim that a project is easy if the source suggests API keys, Docker, databases, model downloads, hardware, paid services, browser permissions, or network constraints.

## Tone

Use plain Chinese by default. Keep recommendations practical, direct, and slightly enthusiastic.